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willard determination which have char.
actcrizcd her 50 strongly il hcrrelation-
with her lover, the Anarchist Spies.
She was educated at the Friends High
School, Philadelphia, and after her pa
rents removal to Chicago, in 1852, at q
private seminary in that city, con
Guiding with two years study at Ya5s y
College, Poughkecpsie, y. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Tie Marquis Of QueeHsberry Mates
40 Defence.

by Auglo-Amerltan cable to tie Dspemh.l
EDlNrUEGH, january 22.-The court
to-day granted a decree Of divorce t.
the Marchioncss Of Qaeensberry from
the Marquis OF Queensberry on the
ground Of adultery. The evidence adj
duced showed that the Marquis, after
marriage, lived as a bachelor in st.
James street, London; that his WITT
was never there, but that a lady went
frequently to the apartments occupied
10y the Marquis in st. James street,
dincd there with him, and occupied the
same bedroom with him. The Marquis
made no defence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Brewers strike on.

Tby IoIegTapl % Ilo DNpaIln.
DETROIT, January 22.-The brewers
strike was formally declared OF to-day
alter lasting several months. 1t has
had but little effect. The majority OF
the strikers have been back at their
old places for long time. The strike
was against the employment of non
union men, but utterly failed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
.ae 'HCucsiloreTnen' nnd Coal
Handlers atTiLc4.

NV YoHE, January -. The long
shorOmn on the piers of the Anchor
and French transatlantic steamship
l;ucs struck to-day in consequence OF
the handling OF freight coming from
the hoycottod line of the OiI Domin-
ion Steamship Company Ali business
ON their piols to-day was at standsti,l.
There is no change in the coa!-hand-
lors strike. So faras is known none of
the strikers have returned TO work, but
al the coai-cnriors arc moving their
Toduct in spite of the strikers, and
under police protection. Those com
Tanics employing Pinkefton's mcn keep
thCm in the background. and wherever
q show of force is made the local police
are put forward
Two hundred 'longshorcmcn on the
pier Of the French steamship line struck
today on account of the receipt Of $50
lalos Of cotton from the Old Dominion
Line. ia Champagne Was TO sail al =
p. ~. so 10 time was TO be lost. The
clerks and sailors bucklcd inand loaded
the cotton on the vessel while the labor
CTS stood around and laughed mt them.
4 force &C. police was called and cleared
the men away. After the cotton VIZ
loaded the men returned q work.
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nTtTaoE O. Dn. m'CLYNS.
s7cN Archbishop COTrigan'a State
UCnt s. Received by fIe
RrfQsf'g Friends.

ny telegraph 10 the Dlspltch.l
INV YoLE, January ga friend Of
Dr. McGiypn was asked this afternoon
how the letter OF Archbishop Corrigan
was received by the friends OF their
former pastor of ST. Stephens. In re-
ply, lie said: "The friends Of DR. Ne
Giynn are not disturbed by the state
mcnt Of Archbishop Corrigan. They say
that his Grace has with seeming unfair
ness left out all that part Of the CORE
sTondence between him and Father
McGlynn which showed in favor of the
priest In the letter Of December 2Cth,
quoted by his Grace as a fat refusal OF
the priest to go 10 Rome, it is said that
Father McGlynn gave imperative per
sonal and family reasons why he
should not go, and that what IS
given asboid defanceof the Archbishop
was really hat a plain statement of Fa-
thor McGlynn's position, which rs he
could not go TO Rome himself, he cX-
uoctod the Archbishop through whom
ire had had ali the discussion with the
Holy See-to send to Rome. He
intended it, as written, in place
Of q personal and verbal statement
Of his case to the Holy See. The
Archbishop knew that to give publicity
To the reasons given by Father NcGlym
would distress both the father and ms
family. Instead Of saying that the
clauses quoted followed after the rea-
sons Of the priest for not gong
to Rome, his Grace quotes boldly ::
i vii not 90 t. Rome. / have
taught doctrines Of common property
i'm hud. and VIII continue soto teach,
witlout q word oi explanation or init
nation OF the preceding portions
of the letter which WAS sent as
an excuse. by advice Of Dr. ohrldy,
who now declares that Father Ne
Glynn's health was so bad for the past
six months that an ocean voyage would
seriously endaaCcr his future useful
ness. Ea!hcr AicG.ynn viii WIT a re-
ply as soon a- he is vel enough, and,
{ think, it viil be a yer.table bono in
the count oi his Grace
Archbishop CorTican viii pay 10 at
t,ntion to the challenge of Henry
George. He says he has already de-
med having issued instructions TO
priests regarding TIE Constitutions.
Convention, and that is enough.
lEy Auclo-Amciican cable tho Dlspa.oh.l
Ec>r. January - The Pope having
reserved for himself tho settlement oi
Tire case OF pcy. DR.. Edward McGiynn.
Of Now York. il is expected in eccicsi-
j.,ai CIRCLES here that the latter viii
sllmitto the commanlsof the Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Given I'm aaInsf.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch. !

IBy Telegraph 20 ihe Dlspatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, PENN, January d.
The consignees of the British steam
ship Canbrook, Captain Smith, which
sailed from Newport, Eng, Noyem-
Der Both, with !, 800 tons of steel blooms
for this port, have given her up as lost,
together with a crew consisting of thirty
men
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YORK. January 22-Coiton q4'et aul
sicfGy; saics, ~ bales; yesterday, ~ bales;
uplauds, sc; Orleans, . Hide: receipts,
u $50 tales; exiOf5-t0 Gfoat Britain. ~
bales; 10 Continent $3.50 bales: stock, $50 IS!
bales. southern h0uy uulot and unchanged.
ELeat aic. higher, bltIruer quiet 80. rel,
January, 81 C., M, 70 .a96 &C., closing a.
HChc, Corn hahc. higher and more G-fiy5,
ric.ing 0rm; NJ. p February 49, ai3 e..
Nay 50s a.0hr., closing al 5l,c. Oats r SHADE
stronger and less active; No 2 January. 3ja
:G-c.; Nuy, 20 a}G e., closing 40 35itc. Hops
duu Co-ee Isir no eia,ds @. $50, NJ,
Rio January, sl3l5; May, siaYIa9ls o..
Sugar quiet and stCady. Nolaoses dun. Rice
quiet ord steady. Co.ton-soed Oil-3}a}ic. tor
crude. l0alic for refined. Resin steady. Tur.
pentiue dull % 39'5c ~ les steady al1 m 3te.
rately active. Wool lu.eL Pork nm n ss3.
81 eaaSl2.i5 for OF. Beef duIL Mlddle8 duh
md nominal. Lard shade hiyhcr--Only mod.
C'ntely active western steam, % -; Jlnc ary.
So %; Aey if0GQ3. freights steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICuN0ED, January -, l35,
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-2Tli bushels.
CORN.--4a 30 bushels.
OATS. Loo bushels.
ORCHABD-GR8s5 SEBD.--20 bIsheR
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
NHBAT.-Whitc, 20 bushels very good 40 o.
Mixed. 600 bushels very good NJ 96r. 30 bushels
very good ~ 9Jc.; 500 bGshes very cool O0
private terms Red, - hughcj very good Long
uc.iy 40 g1c.; lCO bushels veiy good shOrtberry
at 9'c 20 bushels good Shoftter,y At Ole ; ~
bushels common ahCrtheuy a. Sc. 80 bisdeli
cOlnch ShOrthery 10 60c.
CCRM-Nhl.e, go bushels very good Firginia
al bic. . Geo iushols steamof a. 4ic.
OaIs.-Nhito, o0J bushels worry good on Pri-
Natc terms.
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a Woman's guse.
lBalllmore American. ]

A funny incident occurred in the
House gallery yesterday. A new door
keeper was in the private gallery when
lady came up to him and started to
60 in. The doorkeeper remarked that
she could not enter, as this was
the private gallery, whereupon the
iady drew herself up and remark
ed; lyon don't seem TO know me.
| am Miss Cleveland. The new
dcorkeeper was astonished and begged
pardon. He not only opened tho door.
KIT went ;nsiic and down Ia tla front
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one namdrc.l and Nine.


CI.ctCo, January PA special
from Brazil, Ind, says Simpson
Hara8 Il d in Putnam county yester-
day, aged one hundred and nine years.
lie was born in Orange couny, \. C.,
January J, l1sS. he east his first vote
for jefferson for President in 1891, aud
had voted at every presidential election
since. lie was veteran of the war OF
1872. His memory remained good.
lie talked intelbgently about men and
events connected with the formation
period of the republic.
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enIvnfinnl.ts Mnhhch.

by Anglo-American cable to the D.spat,h.I
LONDON, January pa party Of
Salyationists which had gone to meet
General Booth upon his arrival at
northampton yesterday was mobbed by
the populace. Missiles of all kinds
were thrown by the mob, and the Gen
eral himself was made target for Jumps
Of ice. The police were powerless -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
A Case of uydFopl,Obia.

SuNBrRY, Pa, January 22.-J. H..
Fngel, All old and highly-respectel
citizen OF this place, died to-day OF
blood-poisoning, the result of par
tially-deyeloped case of hydrophobia.
He was bitten by dog above the eye,
at New Holland, about week ago, and
froihcd at the mouth with commissions
lofor.. DIVING
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Great Destruction oG Cotton i! lem

by telegraph to the Dispatch.

10y ttfgIbi II 10 lht Dinpdt' Al'l
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 22.-Cot-
ton shed No. !, Of the Merchants Cot
ton-Ircss and Storage Company, To-
Gated on the corncrof shelby and south
streets, burned early this morning, to-
gethor with $500 bales of cotton.
Loss about $30o,000; fully insured.
The cotton burned this morning WIS
owned Ly the following firms; ". ".
Gage "a Co., 1881 bales; Mullins q
Young, 1910 bales; ". T. Taylor d
Co.. 4l0 bales; Fulmcr Thornton "
Co.. 400 bales; Brooks, Nicely x Co.,
100 bales: J. r. Goodwin & Co., 20
bales The sheds located alongside the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad de-
pot, and contained about 1000 bales.
Six sections were destroyed. The value
Of the G.3}4 bales burned was about
$275, eco; covered by insurance, princi-
pally in local companies. The shed
was damaged to the extent OF So, 600,
which is fully covered by insurance IN
foreign companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
A Chinese Trarsport suu.s

tBy AnglO-American cable to the Dispa.chl
SHANGHAI, January 22.-I'he British
steamer Ncpaul, from / ondon, collijcl
with and sunk Chinese transport One
hundred soldiers and several mandarins
were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Died from Drinking Foul Wafer.
~. sgrorss,,b ., tho usa,.at..

NEWARK, n. j., January 2==-R. Z.
Vangiesen, town clerk Of Mount Clair,
and his brother-in-law, W. G. Jacobus
have both died, and several other mem
bcTs of the two families are i'll, from the
effects of drinking water from n well
which became poisoned by the drainage
Of "A cesspOOl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
ratas coas,ing Accident

10y ASbial'h ~ tNo Hi'ENN"'l
BosroN, Januery 22.-While a num-
Der Of boys were coastlng IN Somer-
vile this afternoon a double runner,
loaded with lads, collided with heavy
freight train. One OF the boys was in
siantly killed, nnsanotier wasserious'y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. January - The weekly bank
statement shows The following changes: he
se,ve. incrcaso. sIsL5,5; loans. Increase.
s8,2So go; specie, increase, s,'0lCO; legal ten
ders. Gecroasc, so eco; deposits, increase,
f5.t12yNO; clrctsatlon, decroase. 1851.
.fho banks now hold Sis,1SS 80 In excess OF
The - per cent. rule
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The West Virginia Senaiorshlp.
~ teIegraph o lhe DIspatch.l :

CHARLESTON, w. Va, January o.
The Republicans held their caucus last
night and passed a resolution to vote
first for General Golf for senator; then
for Flick, Brown, and Mclean in the
order named
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Deash of Venerable Clergyman.

CHICAGO, January 22.-Rev. DIR. Ar
thur swazey, the venerable ex-pastor of
the Third Presbyterian church of this
city, died this morning from stroke of
apoplexy sustained few days ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23

Rscon higher n $50; short-rfn. f6slalAS
short c!or IA f5as7.s1. Hsms firm ~ tioatA
CINCINNATI
cEcfsrsrr, January 22.-fiour nrmer.
Vlsas geti,o ard nrrn: No. rod siNas.-
com Ia fair demand ard steady Oss daii
No. 3mixed, DKc Whiskcy inactive ct h'iL
''s' H'''- LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, January s2--Grnin quiet.
Whrnt---No. Cred, 81. Corn--No nnixsd ~.
Cess--Eo 2. Sic Provisions flrIa. BacoD--Cles
M sides. 81 poas7: eloaT sidoa. f7.1laHss.h
shoulders, $3.50 Bnlk-meate -ciear.nv 49,
sG25: clear sides, $50; sAoriicrs, go se-s-
pork ,fiaA HAms--sagan-czircd 500. Lari,
$40 ,,,.,e.ro,
wuufscrov. n. C., January ~ --7uventins
dull atsokc Boein nfmj strained, .Sc: /;
stunned, IT,; good, so. Tar firm ~ In
Crude turpen,lne Grm: hard, 81 yeilow-dip
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
SEw YORK. January 2--cotion--Nct re-
ceirfs. i,7s5 bales: gross receipts. 3.5e9 bales.
Futures closed quiet aud steady; saiea. SOD
bales: January gnf February, t9tsas9 y;
March. g. s8ssed; Agril, .giais Is; Way; ',la
sa55; June, 20. ylaig.s5 July. t9.ylaiees' Aa-
gust, O. g6at9H: september, s9.ies,eN
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr
IIvYRFoOI, JANUARY &s-Nooa. Cotton QUOT
and without quo,ablc change IN prices; up
lands. ) S-l6d.; Orleans, 5lGd. saies, 1000
bales; FOR speculation and export 90 bales.
receipts, son0 bAlos; American. lid haicA
Futures quiet January and February, 5ii-6ii. /;
February and March. 5 ll-C3d Aarcn ana
Arm. . ii-cid. April and May, i3eia) li-Sfi !.
Nay and June, i5-6ti.: June and July,
5 ic-Gid. July and August, 5i9ciaS lsfif. Au-
gust nnd September. ) 206tf. Whca. dun;
no demand: holders offer freely. Corn easy;
demand poor: old mixed western. a. 14d.
Turpenth.o Gliriia, 90 81
D. M-Sales of American. ; 900 baiNs: Jtnu-
AIRY, ii-64d., buyers; January and Fe0ruary,
ii-c3G., seller; February and March. il-J.L,
seller Narch and April. I2Git., seller; April
aud Nay, i3.6id.. seller; HGy and Jane,
3 li-id., seller; June and July, 5 1891,
seller; July and August, i96id., sclier; Aa-
gust and september, s-8ii., bayerA Fasafes
ci,s ed duii
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shot.Touer Burnea.

10y blegfhIh 70 thp Dlspalch.I
New ORLEANS, January 22.-Ths
shot-tower Of the Gulf Shot and Lead
Company, corner Of 81. Joseph and
Constance streets, was burned tonight.
Les, ~, Geo; insurance, BE. 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

baltimore, MD. January 22-Virginia IS,
consolidated. with coupon 81; do. pas-iGe
COUPONS 6JA; DO. now Ss, esq; do. 1905
-. North Carolina IS. old. i2is. BID today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Warrington Bellies and Bis Dou
LstInnls GlohSpomocrnt.


st Louis Globc-Domocrati
A thing that rcjoiccs young men more
than the downfall Of tho theatre-hat is
the progress OF fashion inauguated
three years ago by Miss West, eldest
daughter of the British Minister. In a
society including SO many young men
of slender means Miss West thought il
unjustiiiable for girls to expect and ac-
cept costly bouquets from their part
ners in the german. To each man ask
ing her to dance n german with him she
frankly said
Il never carry any flowers, SO Won
must not send me bouquet. Iclnnot
accept it "
For three winters, and now for
fourth, Miss West has gone 10 balls
without bouquet. She Is one Of the
most beautiful young women here,
popular IN all society, and a reigning
Young belle for the whole diplomatic
corps, and her popularity with the
young0tiachcs, licutenants, aud ensigns
is unbounded. Her two Younger sisters
carried bouquets on the nights Of tue
balls with which their father ini
troduced them 60 society, but
never nrter their d.5uts. These
three English girls, Miss Matte
Mitchell, and few others are now con-
spicuous at all balls and germans by
not being numbered with one OF the
huge, heavy bouquets that other girls
carry. The big bouquets in some cases
have been great drain on the girls
pin-money, as they al Ike 10 keep mp
appearances and carry bushel OF flow
trs 10 outshinc the rival with only one
modest armful Of roses. Ono ill-tcm-
porcd young miss, who was holding
heavy bouquet of carnations, called b
a rival one night;
"Whcrd,. you buy your flowers,
Jennie?"
Shaking mp bunch Of roses as large
az Il wheat sheaf, the rival calmly said:
At the same place where you got
yours. The man told me howyou tried
to beat him down, and thought thirty
cents dozen too much for carnations"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

IINI
JANUARY 22.-Narket firm ADD active. Saies
rcrcrtcd at g &C., and stock coming IN tro<n tho
country m large quantities. FOR The past few
days, owing to The good demand. Primo, SO
8s'c: fancy, &C.: common, iKaSc.: shoiiei,
-. a.c. factory hand-picScd, SAai4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23


CHICAGO. January 22.-The weather entered
irto the wheat marko. to-day. Heavy rain,
we're reported throughout the wlnter-1h8a;
belt. which, u wac argued. would lcaye the
fields iare and, II followed by q sharp cold
spell, a. predicted, wOuld occasiop sofiofs a..
jury. Reports from California were conflict
ing, the bulls claiming 10 have aiyres ina.
the outlook FOR The wheat crop on the coast was
pcoE Cables were tribe hrmer. and, tudor
lEese combined influences, wheat opened &c
higher for May, rose quickly % Si(c., fell o
ei4c, rallied to SIG, aud closet az 81 &C. The
exports nom three ports 0ggregniot POI ,001
bushels, and IL was estimated that the Visible
supply would snow decrease OF about 1890
prshefs. The receipts Of con- show a falling
or IN sympathy with wheat the market
TUNED and became fairly Htrong closing for
the session ha-ac. higher than yesterday. Oats
advanced 'iahc. on fairly acslya speculative
iiaalng, but there was very Este intsros. ma IT.
Tested Ia the deal. Provisions rulsJ s,ti ss end
suong on the small rccepg "a hogs 40 the
va ds and tire good demand. both iOs1l aud
cuislce. Mcss-Dork rose tgSa29,. per har;s,
a % closei nt nearly outside rgares. Lard Al
yyanrct slightly, aud shors ribs were sl0c
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, January s2.--couon easy ant
dpll; midciinR, 93sc Flour dull aud nominal
Mhca'-SOutlern steady aud quiet; western
higher and quiet; southern red. 9ia0ic. souti.
ern amber. @aH No. | Maryland, 0jc. bid !;
January, Sla.SHc. February, w agsI<c. May,
.5Aa9515c. Corn firm aud qaict: sonthern
white e9aiSc.. southern yellow 4Gai7c. west
eln mixed, spot, EiSa47i4c. January. 47a
4.Ae.; February, i6Nas6ilc March. Nlls
IKE; May, 4saai9r. steamer. 46gSai5s. Oass
steady ard quiet; southern and Pennsylvanis,
Sissss'; western white, S7as0c western mixed,
s5atOe Rye quiet az 5ia5se. Provisions steady
aud qriet Sugar-Coppsr-r quiet at
lCkallc. Whiskey steady ct 81 e3ssl. a.
Other articles unchapred Eraiehts u Ifvar-
pool PER steamer dull cotton, Nd: Hour. y. !:
gIain, Sksid. Receipts: Flour 6.5Sl barrels:
Nheat ,SH,s0 bushels; corn, $50 bushels
oais, LOO bushels. shipments; Flour, 2al7
barrels; wheat, 1900 hnshels Sales: Wheat,
~, eco bushels; corn. $500 buahels
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, January ss.--Fiour aais. aud ON.
changed. Wheat active, strong. asd higher.
c'osed haic. above yesterday Corn falriy a..
I'VE ard nfu, closing ,inxc. over yesterday
Gets aan but arlacr; Na 2m.xst. sasn, ssAa
ans; bid May, Sl'ss. Whiskay arm5r al a. ii
llesissfps i've ssrspe. aoi nlxhak t'of4 o.
70: hiaisy q <l:< ~ - 0>>& IAl4 Mas af
y y l'k ltl1E y e1lac =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23

COTTON REPORT

We quote: Fire, g. jJat21j; supordpe, - 5a
SO: eytla g. cjas3O family, Si1E.55; patent
icmily country, 4 t5e;l.5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23

CRicico III, January 22.--Cagh quotations
were: FlCur unchanged. 40 , spiiGg whcaf
- &C.; No. > red, .9hc. 40. , corn, 3jka
% a.. No . Cats. cJHc. Mess-pOrk. Sab.
,l2 -. Lard, sGJOaiG5sN Dry-salted shout
dcrs NoXed) tj90at5@j: sbOrt-clear, s5s1
} Xcd 20 J5aiGCO. LeaIing futures ranged:
bUEAT U,qLest Io,rs.g (y,.s,,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23

Nine. Minnie Hank is now living in
Paris. In March she will make pro-
fessional tour through Austria and Ger
many, and thence proceed to England.
Postmaster General Villas has taken
another step in the direction of indy
ing lame, a new waltz having been
named for him by composer whom
nobody knows.
Mrs. Hetty Green, the richest woman
in the United States, is over in New
York trying TO secure rehearing Of a
law case in which she has u quarter mil
hon interest.
Professor Spencer Baird Newbury,
appointed TO examine the weight and
fneness OF the coinage of 1885 at the
various mints, is a son-in-lay OF ex-
President Andrew ID. White, OF Cornell
University, aud is assistant professor
thele Of general Chemistry. ssises1,osy,
I. III * S@l <xf1 =. "a 8 a s. b {.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23

NUI TUN NIIVNI.
Mako; dun. No roceip:g.
QUOTATIONS.
econ MIpDi tNG. -yi.c.
NIIDLING.-pc.
Low MIDDLING.-S 7-i5c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAsuARr ~. 1850.
ARRIVED
steamship Wyanoke, Hulphers New yori.
merchandise aud passengers, q. W. Allan q
Co, Hgenk
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. United states
NAL. merchandise aud passengers, l. b. Ia
tum, agent
skfigD.
steamer Old Point Comfort. Amy, Can,
Charles city, merchandise anu pa seagers, \.
b. Baker, agenL
CLEARED.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAf, January - lSS7.
SAIES-FrRsr BoARD.-s75 Virginia percent.
fractional ct 60, $3.50 DO. az 0j: Sj,-JiC2 VIZ
giula per cent. at CO..
GOVERNMENT SECURITIFs Bill tstaf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23

A member Of the Labor Committee
seys that the order agreed upon at the
last session for the consideration one
day reXt week of bills from the com
mi,tce, excludes expressly the educa-
ton measure. 1t was hoped that this
ill could be brought up under this old
order, since it seemed impracticable t.
get the day from the House which was
asked for by resolution report,l a.
XnrnhlY the naSt Ncck.
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assurance COMPANIES.
virginia ti.e and Marine. p 81
Virginia Stetc. - 25i 900.